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From headwraps and top hats to African prints, we review the iconic styles of the legendary soul-singer Erykah Badu.
Duro & Iris: A Friendship Based on the Art of Fashion
Today we're paying tribute to two fashion icons and long time friends, renowned fashion designer Duro Olowu and eccentric fashionista Iris Apfel.
African Fabrics 101: From Angelina Print to Dashiki Shirt
The word “danshiki” means “shirt” in Yoruba, a major language spoken in Nigeria by the Kwa people. Learn more about the Dashiki's history in this edition of Fabrics 101!
12 Teens rocking African-inspired Prom Dresses
We can't talk about prom without mentioning the most important part, the prom dress. With help from the Gram (Instagram), we found some very stylish teens who're slaying prom with style and make us want to have a prom do-over
Style Icon: Colours and prints with Solange Knowles
One celebrity that we've been crushing on for sometime now is talented singer-songwriter Solange Knowles. Join us in admiring some of her most gorgeous outfits!
Living Colorfully: 12 Instagram Style Bloggers to Follow in 2016
We’ve created a guide of our favourite style bloggers that will, hopefully, help you narrow down the time spent looking for African fashion tips and styles.
A Guide to African Fashion Weeks Around the World
From the spectacular runway shows to the lavish networking events, fashion weeks have become a cornerstone of the fashion industry. We've compiled a list of notable fashion weeks promoting African-inspired fashion around the globe.
Time sure does fly when Kuwala turns 2!
In Year One we focused on learning and growing, but in Year Two we change our focus to growing our connections. Check out our Year 2 in Review!
Nicki Minaj and Diddy rocking Kente outfits!
Ghanaian illustrator, Denny Owusu, shows us our favourite celebs rocking traditional African outfits.
Concluding 4 Days of Marvellous Style! Our #LFDW Picks (Part 2)
This is part 2 of 2 of our favourite runway looks spotted at the 2015 Lagos Fashion and Design Week. Be sure to check out part 1 of this celebration of African fashion.
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